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Models we track

Every surface Onym asks, the model behind it, and what an answer costs in credits.

This table reads Onym's live configuration, so it shows exactly what runs today.

Surface keyShown asModelCredits per answerStatus
chatgpt_app:chatChatGPTThe consumer app, as a logged-out person sees it1Live
google_aio:chatGoogle AI OverviewsThe consumer app, as a logged-out person sees it1Live
google_ai_mode:chatGoogle AI ModeThe consumer app, as a logged-out person sees it1Live
gemini_app:chatGeminiThe consumer app, as a logged-out person sees it1Live
openai:chatOpenAI API—30Not enabled
openai:codingCodexgpt-5.3-codex5Live
gemini:chatGemini API—1Not enabled
gemini:codingGemini (coding)gemini-3.8-flash1Live
perplexity:chatPerplexitypreset:fast1Live
perplexity:codingPerplexity (coding)openai/gpt-6-luna1Live
anthropic:chatClaude API—10Not enabled
anthropic:codingClaude (coding)—5Not enabled

How to read it

  • Surface key is what the API and filters use, written engine:lane.
  • Model is what Onym asks for. Consumer-app surfaces capture the product a logged-out person sees, whatever model the provider serves there; the provider's own model name is stored with each answer.
  • Credits per answer is what one answer costs from your plan's monthly budget. One credit is roughly one app-captured answer.
  • Not enabled surfaces aren't being asked right now. Their history, if any, stays in your data.

When models change

Providers update their models often. Onym pins API models and updates them deliberately, and each answer records the model that produced it. Model changes are listed in the changelog.

To compare answers before and after a model change, filter by date range around the change.